White supremacist, militia, Nazi or mass murderer wannabe? Can't be sure. For sure he loves Trump. A Black Chevy pickup with neo-Nazi flags & Hillary dummy exits Rt. 30 to Rt. 100 at Exton PA. A Walmart is just up the road.

August 4, 2019 4:32:18 PM Exton, PA

I had my first experience outside of the KKK old men left over from the KKK heyday of the 1930s I knew in Coatesville when we moved to Macungie, PA. There were KKK/Nazi rallies at an out of the way farm in Lower Macungie Township.

I never actually came in contact with the Nazis but I heard about them. The farm was out of the way because a sinkhole made a huge hole in the road that was the usual way to drive to the farm. I can’t remember the name of the Nazi leader, but he was arrested later in Philadelphia. 

Actual Nazis near my home made me aware of their existence. It was my first educational experience of the far extreme right in America. 

That was 36 years ago. Now Nazis or something like them mass murdering people is a regular everyday part of living in America.

So only hours after mass murder “events” at a Walmart in El Paso Texas I spot this maybe mass murderer wannabe near the Walmart in Exton PA:

Gadsden, US flag & a black-and-white American flag blue line across the center flew from the back of the pickup. A Hillary Clinton dummy seemed to be holding the flags. 

“A black-and-white American flag with a thin blue line across its center appeared among the Confederate flags toted by the white supremacists and neo-Nazis during the violent protests.”  

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